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Citizen Association No. 6.
WHAT WAS DONE AT THE REGULAR MEETING LAST


Citizens Association No. 8 held regular meet
ing last evening at the hall, southwest corner of
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the vice
president, Judge W. ". Upton, in the chair and
Is. S. Pike secretary. An amendment to the con-
stitution offered at the last meeting was adopted,
providing for additional standing committee to
be known as the committee on taxation"
Mr.. 3. F. Morsell offered resolution which was
properly referred: ''That the committee on water
and sewers be instructed TO inquire whether the
Commissioners OF the District have authority TO
increase the water rents as proposed by them and
report at an adjourned meeting"
Mr.. A. Is. Mullett offered resolution "that the
committee on streets be intruSted to ascertain by
what authority Pennsylvania avenue, and
streets at the crossing OF Rock Greek, are OBJ
structed by advertising boards virtually closing
said avenue and streets with the exception OF mar
/ row passage way" This resolution was referred
TO committee which was also requested to ascer-
tain by what authority high board fence is SO
built as TO obsruct the public alley In the square
bounded by Connecticut avenue, 18th, and NJ
streets northwest.
The association then adjourned subject to the
! call OF the president.
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NEVER FORGET THIS.

Ifyou are sick Hop Biters will surely aid Nature in
making you well when all else fails
If you costive or dyspeptc, suffering from
other of the diseases Of the stomach
bowels, it is your fault if you remain ILL., for Hop
Bitters is sovereign remedy in all such complaints
II you wasting away with any form of kidney
disease stop tempting death this moment and for
q cure to Hop Bitters.
If you nervous use Hop Bitters.
If You frequenter, a resident Of masmatic
district barTicade your system against the scourge of
all countries-malaral. epidemic bilious and inter-
mittent fevers-by the use of Hop Bitters
you have rough, pimpy or sallow skin, bad breath
pains and aches and feel miserable generally, Hop
Bitters will give you fair skin rich blood and sweetest
breath and health.
That poor bedridden invalid wife, sister, mother or
daughter be made the picture of health with Hop
Bitters costing but trife Will you let them suffer?
In short they all diseases of the stomach bow.
els blood, liver, nerves, kidneys Bright's Disease
1000 will be paid for case they will not cure or
help. te2
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HOW IT ACHES.

Worn out with Pain. but still compelled by stern ne
cessty stand to the work before and bear the
pain Relier in one minute in CUrIcURA ANr1-PA1N
PLASTER for the aching sides and back the weak and
painful muscles. the sore chest and hacking cough,
and every pain and ache of daily toll. Elegant new
original speedy. and infallble At druggists 25c five
for 81: Or postage Free Of POTTER DRUG AND CHEM1-
CAL Co., BOSTON. leo
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SELLING Orr
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST,

VO1S CIOOh
AT ACTUAL. COST,
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS
New style Summer Dress Goods TRENCH DEN
IELLE." in handsome stripes and brocade plaids in
ali colors including black These elegant dress goods
double the width of single width dress eoOs) cash
value 75c.; reduced to 37hc.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID, white goods, finest
quality, cash value csc. reduced TO 121<c
CASHMERE SHAWLS pure wool in cream garnet
and blue, reduced to 81.
LINEN LAWNS, I'm Is and lSc
FRENCH LAWNS, IL, 20 and csc.
AMERICAN LAWNS, Sc
AMERICAN SATINES, 1Oc
FRENCH SATINES, choice styles, 25c
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids, Stripes
Checks and Fancy Styles cash value. Doc ward: re-
duced, l., yards for only 3D.
FANCY SILKS, BIN 40 and 45c
to &c.
width, reduced to CSC.
Special Notice strictly Cash Customers pair of
our Handsome Satin Danask Towels Immense eize.
pure inen worth 81 presented to each customer who
buys IS or over for cash
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUSTTY.-In connection with
on SGl&r Remnant Sales this week, We shall
Oi,r n! the remnants OF laCeS and embrOideries in
" mic and cOlOred. IN all widths and qualities
u nave 50 far accumulated this season. These
g'ftS are all tfcketed with number OF yards and
1Fi'e per remnant. on these we have affixed
les that viii cause their speedy sale So foT
yodr Own benefit call early TO secure a bargain.
LASSBCRGH & BRO
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LAvspuneH & BRo.
rJOuR THIS THItRSnAy ana Ai rs, On IHElk 3hD

TT sns e. THEIR
This being entirely devoted to odds and end.of
regular stock ~
Remnants and short leneths: patrons can procure
probably the very article they at than
Of prodnetion Visit this floor ], viii repay you: it Is
Large and commodious stairway Tor hose that
Among the many extra bargains offered this Thurs.
RSFES T 1fE4S Won NIL Fn SArs 5 s 70
EACH FOR Ice. 'o" @oo' ~ 'oo'
First customer gets the pick out of 300
SO DOZEN CENTS WHITE AND COLoRED sUs.
FOR I4C. CHOICE
We offer . lot Of Manchester Linen Lace suitinex
sold and s y sma snsny
Of colored lace buntings Owing to the
REGULAR value we would advise you to cali early to
FRENCH sattesn remnants in light aud dark designs
which we w, sell at ,h 12Hc worth 23s We call
Be the lot Of the 10 the TACT that this
In e to I Of
known Connstadt feather proof ticking, price
1yd wide 2syd wide
1sc., worth SOC. lac, worth 22c.
leases Of dark and light figured oncndins many
plain coors) French Batiste remnants 1Uc yard
worth l2h and l5c. This is desirable lot in quality
ssf sEESSikafs SETER1Sd WHICH sHo0Ep BE WELL
aAER 81 sAHE i shsES q yANsE E
MANTs each piece stamped to prove that
s. SS11SS 81 Il Al
width 9-s 4s inch so inch Ga and 1914
| price lie 12hc 14c. Ice. CSC.
We cannot keep from demonstrating to Hotel and
House keepers and the public in general the true
Ssn s this ssr ss s and should
In Lace Curtain Department, we will offer the
| following:
also remainder the famous 81 Yards long Cream
y 25 per pair worth 1856. and general discount Of
10 per cent on all our curtain Laces.
city Of ali the different Widths and aua!ites in the
market of which few quotations will satisfy you.
1876 large size Marseilles Spreads at &c. per pair
goo extra size British Honey Comb Spreads, superb
designs at 81, generally sold at 1917.
1OS Famous Clarendon Pique Quilts, extra size and
s7s nns patterns at regular value
patterns at So, reduced from s2. sly.
In order to reduce immense stock Of foreign and
Jeans, etc, will offer special reduction Of 10 per
cent tthis Thursday and Friday only.
cases Of Bleached Cotton Remnants at &c. per
yard, worth &c.
case of Bleached Cotton Remnants at &C. per yard,
cases of Bleached Cotton Remnants at &c. per yard
AN NO 1s 7. LOT OF GENgINE PLAIN BLACK
WORTH SC ALL DESIRABLE LENGTHS. ALSO
A QUANTITY OF BLACK AND WHITE, SECOND
sc. PER YARD. WORTH &C.; IN PATTERNS
EQUALLY AS PRETTY AS ANY IN THE REGU-
LAR STOCK.
of Cream Ground, small figured Batiste rem
nants at 6A per yard worth l0c.
$50 DOZEN TURKISH TOWELS sc. EACH.
Our advertisements are entirely free from any mis-
therefore You need not be afraid Of
coming here, losing your time at home, without OBJ
tanning the article you may look for.
Strictly One Price.
LANSBURGH BRO,
1eS 42O-422-424-426 Seventh street.
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THF celebrated Eagle Print Butter is now selling
, ;l.r ner III. by Z. j. Sacks, 343 and 344 Center
hE-. ~ Western Markets.
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CITY ITEMS.


Tomorrow the last day OF Hahns Great Mark
Down No. ]. Tomorrow FRIDAY, last day for:
Cousins Ladies' Kid Button at $50.
Those "a Feather-weight Button at <2.QA
Ladies' Kid Hand-sewed OxfordS at csc.
Gents French Calf Low shoes at $500.
Gents Hand-sewed Low and High Shoes at $2.96
Gents Hand-turned Goat Pumps at CSC.
Boys and Youths Fine Calf Low Shoes at 81 AZ
S16 It'll street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Publications. for the - hours commencing of r, m
For the District Of Columbia, New Jersey Della
ware, Maryland. Virginia and Eastern Pennsyl-
wanna, westerly winds, fair weather slight changes
IA rpDlDnraTurp
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G C. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA gives more
Ee.ieShlng bath than the ocean, removes all odOr
anu cnaflnE from the person. cures ali insect bites
and keeps the skin smooth as a babv's only G.
e. Parsons Household Ammonia will do this
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THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
je23m 726 7th st.. betveen Z; and n
REDUCED p R1oEs OK PAnAso1a
SEATON PERRY

SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY 4 BROTHER.
HAS MADE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS" IN THE
IhlCES OF ALL PARASOLS AND SUN UM-
bnnELLAS, IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT
ALL sPKlSG WRAPS AND JACKETS AT GREAT.
g., L1 REDUCED PRICES"
sf,EEG It4 BARGAINS' IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
en- H NJ IA si ndXs At 13c.. S5c. AND *1.
1 HH1EA PoNGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK
NOVELTIES We u Es,I IN PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
Al CLOSING PRICES.
'GRE 1hE kEpUGED PRICES" ON BLACK BRO
VITA AD ~ SILK GRENADINE
NhS ELAN ~ ~ ny. IIHHisTED SILK GRENADINES AT
CoMP ,I,tS STOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
hi tir STUSODs FROM 128o TO 81 PER YARD.
All INTh Hh MN AND DES1hABLE STYLES IN
iiScA ia EHt .s.ALES AND SEERSUCKERS FROM
lo0 ~, PIECES NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN
.cd PkINTED BATISTE AT 12Sc
"CoN .zls, STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH
"Ex sHbTs!N S,I NS9gyELg1Es" IN ASDERsoNs
MN SI LIN CHUDDA, AND TINsEL sHAWLS
1HE DESi NAMES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEGHI MERINO UNDERWEAR FOR ladies
SS56iSCuILEEMEN, AND CHILDREN, AT LOWEST
NOVELTIES IL IN HANDKERcHIEFs AND HOSIERY.
SEATON PERRY.
PERnr DuIID1No.
r.,.hr.n.. ,a.o Pennayavanaa sve. COR othst
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one DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS Will buy a Light
Derby. either Dunlap or Broadway block Francs
corner TN and d.
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WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN.

II believe it to be and wicked for clergy
men other public to be led into giving testimo-
malls to quack doctors vile stufs called medicines.
but when really meritorious article is made up of
common valuable remedies known to ALL and that all
physicians use and trust i'll daily should freely
commend it. Therefore cheerfully and heartily
mend Hop Biters for the good they have done and
my friends. firmly believing they have no equal
for family use will not be without them"
REV. Z. r. WARREN, Scipio n Y
COOP AccoUNT.-"To sum it up six long years Of
bedridden sickness and suffering costing $500 per
year. total 81 Zoo, all of which was stopped by three
bottles of Hop Bitters taken by my wife, who has done
her housework for year since without the loss
day, and want everybody to know it for their bene-
ft."-JOHN WEEKS, Butler.
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FOr Iced Ten

Try pound OF our excellent Oolong, at Soc, or
our splendid Japan, at same price. We have It in
the "sfver-leaf" as well as the "basket-nred"
quality.
n. T. METzaER & Bro,
1t AT Tth st. n. ".
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A.xsusemeuts TO.nighf.

NKTT0,JNI.-'-Nanon."
ANNIVERSARIES ikado.-
UAKRIS'.-"BOund TO Succeed"
MANASSAS PASORANA--Day and evening.
HERMAN S--NaTfety.
Old BASEBALL GRoUSDs.-Hunman' Dime Giro
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemerhy. 11o9 Pa az

II our mems and youths BOYS and children's
department., low prices Is our standard. Eiseman
Bros manufacturing clothiers, cor. 9TH and E
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It's conceded fact that our clothing is the best
anu the prices the smallest. Eiseman Bros cor
eth and r - -' o-
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WOODWARD * LOTHKoP beg, TO announce the ar
IiNaI or trtres hoechln's plain black French Sat-
Teens 2sjc per ward.
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The Increase in our sales Indicate that must
have not OnIy the lowest prices but the beSt-made
clothing. Eiseman Bros, manufacturers, cor. 7th
and l..
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SMITH & wARDwRLL,
Boston Variety store,
EOS and 707 Market Space.
Johnson's Hotel, European. 13ih 4 E.
Soft Shell, Deviled and Picked Crabs, Spanish
Mackerel, Salt Water Tailor, Frogs, Spring
Chicken, Turtle Soup, Little Neck CLANS, Norfolk
oysters, and lots OF other dishes too numerous to
mention. Also the largest variety Of Hot and Cold
Lunchin the city. None but the best. Lifetime
experience. Ladies' large saloon attached.
DR.. HeMley's Celery, Beef, and Iron
Combines SO many virtues that II the system Is
not entirely disabled by disease practical cure is
sure to follow. 1t is the greatest nervine known,
blood tonic and inv1gOratOr. All druggists self
1t. James L. Barbour, sole agent for this District
OF DR.. Henleys Celebrated Celery, Beef, and iron
Tonic.
Bailey, s2s 18th ST. Fly screens put in, 75c. I'm
Razors kept in condition free 4s7 Pa. av. 7&s
Best I'm the World. Indestructible $40 Trunk.
s. Everlasting Bag Becker's, 1915 Pa ave. 60
There il but One
Union Brand Mustard-Markell's. Beware OF imi-
tations! co
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
COIburn's
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE
Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal In flavor. I'm
s'The Queen Of Beers.''-Moerlein's pure,
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family USE 75c. per doz. Agency, I2o6
ST. NV 6m
Bailey's 25-ft. Rubber Hose complete, s.. I'm
''ROyal Glue'' mends em.-Boston Varieties.
COlbufnsS
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King OF condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made. I'm
Bailey's, 1925 9TH st. NV. Lawn Mowers $3.50.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in II h. ward" prints, 4Oc. per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MILK
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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1CC can buy q Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel
Cur. Md St Goat or Peb Goat for $3.50 per pair.
w. III. Etch. IL Market SnIcp-
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Every Child visiting the Boston Variety Store
on saturday, accompanied by parents or nurse
VIII be presented with kite.
SMITH & WARDwELI,
Boston Variety store,
EOS and 707 Market Space.
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r. W. HENDERSON & Co, 1I13 ST. NV. Latest
designs OF Wan Paper and Window Shades.
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TJFS TIE REACHES OFT PTOctor's Insect Powder
Eil.s every time. &c: everywhere
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

z aad eyesight ntted. 81. HeIapler.s, cor. All.
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AMERICAN PROTESTANT.
The Sessions Of the Grand Lodge
Young Acknowledgements Present.

After the report OF the proceedings Of the right
worthy grand lodge, Of the American Protestant
Association, closed in yesterdays STAR, commit
tee, OF which John Raustab, 1r., is chairman, was
appointed to consider the reports OF the right
worthy grand secretary. Article Is section 2 OF
the constitution was amended, so as to admit to
membership qualified persons who have attained
the age OF eighteen years. 1t IS believed that this
Will be OF great bene1t to the organization in al
allowing the infusion OF young and vigorous blood
ELECTION OF OFFICERS TO-DAY.
The association began the second days session
this morning at 10 O'Clock, and the greater part OF
the session was occupied with the election and
installation OF officers. The following officers were
elected: X. w. G. Master, John Rellstab, New Jer-
sey;- X. w. v. Master, VIM. LueSens, ohio; r. W.
auRs F. fS
Boston; n r. " G. Chaplain Joseph Newall
Kentucky; r. W. G. Assistant Conductor. X. w.
schlick, Phenixville, Pa; r. W. G. Tiler, John
At 1880 o'clock a recess was taken for lunch,
and the association again convened at 2:3O.
Most Of the members are OF the opinion that the
and adjourn finally this afternoon.
DELEGATES PRESENT.
The following delegates were present: Philadel-
phia-Jas Crozier and VIM. Quinn, OF grand lodge
of Pennsylvania; Geo. Thompson, VIM. Nichol
Matthew Glass; JAS: Campbell. Robert Mcknight,
Nelson, David H. Ross, JOS curry, Robert Adams,
c. r; Machine, John Bell, Robert McColintock, c.
Hodgson, Jas. Montgomery, Joseph Newell, JAS
Cairns T. Jones' sd F. o, Lyle John Henry
John Mundell, John WAR;. Pittsburg, Pa. p
Dlehl, C. Schlegel Martin Frommer, Henry Bork,
John Bercher. st. Louise. H. w. Wellpott, G. H.
ring. Trenton, n. John Rells1de, Cornelius A.
Booz, Edward LAYTON john Bates, 1r:, Isaac Will
son, David Marshall, ThoS. lockwood, James LO-
McCAbpe ard Il
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Phtllius. Dirextfblc Cocoa

Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa
Produces feeling OF hghtness and buoyancy, as
against that OF weight, headache, and depression,
SO common with the ordinary cocoas. II Is nour-
fishing to high degree, easily digested, and de.
licious to the taste. Your druggist and grocer
have It.
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ROBBERIEs REPORTED.-Jacob Loeb, No. 1117
9TH street, reports stolen from his house. about 2
O'Clock this morning, a gents gold watch and
chain, lady's gold watch, and $40 in money
ChaS. Lee, No. 1907 street northwest. reports
stolen from his house, some time this morning
before O'Clock, Sis in mOney.-MrS. D. p. Hal
sey, No. 1884 18th street northwest, reports the
larceny OF S2O.6O-ThOS. Shea, corner of 9Th and
streets southeast, reports that his shoe shop was
entered Tuesday night and robbed OF some shoes
and other articles.--Chas. Fl. Warner reports the
larceny Of a set OF harness worth IS.
PosTPoNMENT.-The Washington Inn will be
opened on Tuesday. June IA, instead Of 10th as
before announced. A. X. WOOD, Mgr
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

ANNIVERSARY ENTERTA1NMENT-Curtis' school
the fifth anniversary entertainment Of the Catho-
lie Union. The program consisted OF vocal and in
strumental music and readings by some OF the
rett, Misses Erna Rodenstein, Hattie Richie,
Nellie kearon and Lillian Parsow, Messrs. w. E.
Abbott, F. ". Bird 7. Knoop, c.. c. LATER, J. F.
Mcmahon, A. j. Nen, ]. II. Forsyth, A. Delavigne,
II. Jordan, H. C. Boswell Jas. Collins, NJ. Donelly
N. koechling, I. d: Frawley, j. I. higgins. PrOfs.
the piano, and Messrs. F. Nordlinger and T. NJ
Fields on the violin and clarionet.
CHARGED WITH STEALING A STOvE.-Lewis Dggs,
Officer Hess On charge OF stealing an old stove
from shop. Today in the Police Court, he was
charged with second Offense petit larceny, and
was held for the action of the grand jury.
CLOTHES LINE ROBBED.-Hannah Hart, NO.
1922 Prospect street, reports that her clothes line
was robbed OF quantity OF female underwear
MARY HARDY's AssAILANr ARRESTED. - Last
night, Officer Barton Fisher arrested Alfred Riggs,
Hardy several days ago. charge of assault with
intent to Kill was preferred against him. The
will be tried in the Police Court next week.
DROWNED THE CANAL.-YeSterday afternoon
little boy, six years old, named George Artz, OF the
canal boat James S. Schley, was accidentally
drowned on the boat at Waters wharf, ON the c.
and o. Canal. His body was recovered by W. II.
QuackenbuSh
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the regular monthly
alton, neld Tuesday night money to the amount
OF 5000 was sold as follows: 500 at 81 per cent
5000 at So per cent? 81 800 at 81 per cent $500 at
80 per cent; s.. 500 at 80 per cent.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner James s. Lowell
cleared light for Baltimore yesterday. Schooner
Gay Thomas arrived with marble and blue stone
from New York. Schooner Albert Morse arrived
with marble and blue stone from New York.
GRAIN RECEIPTs-Canal boat Wheatley Bros, ar
rived yesterday with 600 bushels of wheat and
5000 bushels OF corn for j. G. and j. NJ Waters.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 50; condition, 2.
receiving reservoir, temperature, 70; condition at
north connection, 3; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, Il; distributing reservoir, temperature, "a
condition at 1niuent gate house, "a; efluent gate
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THrses WoRrHr Or ATTENTION
We have on sale some large and important lots of
Low Shoes and Slippers for Ladies, Mems, and
Chlldrens wear, at most attractive prices.
THE STOCK INCLUDES:
4Sc. worth 75c.
Ladies' fine KID Oxford Ties, low button and New.
ports. at 74c. worth fully 81
Ladies' hne hand made Oxford Ties with tips at 9Sc
worth $150. 1872
Ladies' fine Curacao kid, hand-sewed Oxfords COM
mon sense or Opera, at $1.:24 worth $1.75.
Misses fine kid Opera Slippers. at 4Sc worth Csc
Misses Kid Oxfords, at 5Sc, worth 75c
Chldrens oxfords low button, Ties and Opera Slip
pers, at 4sc., worth 15c.
Infants Slippers. ali Styles 24c, worth Soc
Mems Low quartered Strap Ties Oxfords and Button
at $1.24 worth 81.
Mems warranted calf Low Shoes all styles, at s1e7,
Mems Patent Leather Pumps, at Sc, worth 8l25
Mems hne Embroidered Slippers, at 69c., worth 81
worth 81. ''
2 ar
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IHE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World 70
offered free TO every new subscriber for one t
the WEExLY STAR II is handsomely printed
DOCK OF l9l pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams and Contains
nent In another column.
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

ISoR SALF-IoTs-
\ Rst, bet 18th and 18th c5xqs 90 II n si. o.
i. st. bet 18th and 18th In $50 T. o1-ft al 10
BE- Nh ave. and 18TH % sxaI, % IL II. n l.40
j. ct. near 18th alnloo - 4 81
i. st. near Sd. 32xi 10 10 Sl-ft siiex soc
i. 10Th st. near O. 2lxloT = so
4. bet 18th and 18th IL az 20 ,f,s, nj t,Clr
!. ave- bet 21st and .sSi -ts. SAY Ok -. tstlc
1, 4, bet 18th aud 18th, 3Sp,l2s 10 lO-ft al 80 .35
Conn ave. het and T. 3exl25 - 2o-ft ~ q 90
ST., bet 2ote snd 2lst 4ox9o, 10 20 II a. - Il 80
:, Ia ave. near s2d St. 2ONs>S each 4 20
And many more IN desirable locations C.u ~ ii.t
1ko W. lINhlNs, cor. 10Th and n sss rnvls I'm
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IrcH1sa FIVE Lone YEARS.

Ne,o Bloomfield, Miss, January 2, 1886.
HOP BITTERs Co.: wish to say to you that have
been suffering for the last five with itch
ing all over. I have heard of Hop Bitters and
have tried it. have used up four bottles and it has
done more good than all the doctors and medicines
that they could use or with me- am old and poor
but feel to bless you for such relief from your me-
cine and torment of the doctors. have had fifteen
doctors at me- One gave seven ounces of solution
Of arsenc another took four quarts of blood from
All they could tell that it skin sickness. Now.
after these four bottles Of your medicine am well
and my skin is well, clean and smooth as ever.
HENRY KNOCHE
COOP woRDs-FRoM Coop AUTHORITY We
confess that We are perfectly amazed at the of
your Hop Bitters. We had anything like it. and
never heard of the like The writer Benton) has been
selling drugs here nearly thirty and has the
rise of Hostetters Vinegar and all other btters and
patent medicines, but did of them, their
best days. begin to have the that Hop Btters have
We can't get enough of them. We out of
them half the time. From letter to Hop Bitters
Company from
BENTON, MYERS CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Cleveland, Ohio
GOOD FOR BABIEs-"we pleased to say that our
baby permanently cured of a serious protracted
irregulariy of the bowels by the Hop
its mother which at the same time restored her
feet health and strength."-THE PARENTS.
MISERABLENESS
The most wonderful and marvellous success In cases
where sick pining away from condition
of miserableness that one knows what ais them
profitable patients for doctors is obtained by the use
of Hop Bitters. They begin to from the first
Dose and keep until perfect health and strength
is restored.